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The Chute

Lauderdale County, Tennessee
573 acres

About The Chute

The Chute presents a spacious natural setting in Lauderdale County, Tennessee, where anglers and outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a broad expanse of water. Covering over 570 acres, this lake offers a wide-open environment that invites exploration and relaxation. Its notably shallow depth means the water is accessible and often warm, which shapes the character of the lake's ecosystem. Situated near the small towns of Garland and Burlison, Tennessee, as well as Luxora, Arkansas, The Chute's location provides a quiet retreat without the bustle of larger urban centers. The lake's flat depth profile creates a unique environment that differs from deeper reservoirs, influencing both the water temperature and the types of species that thrive here.

Surface area
573 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.0

Fishing The Chute

Fishing at The Chute is a laid-back experience where the focus is on the species that naturally inhabit the waters. Although the lake's shallow nature might limit some fishing techniques, it supports a variety of fish species that attract local anglers. The known fish species present offer opportunities for casual fishing outings. Anglers can expect to engage with the lake's natural fish population, enjoying the rhythms of the water and the surrounding landscape without the pressure of crowded spots or intense competition.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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